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My Second Year of the War
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My Second Year of the War

By Frederick Palmer
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  • MY SECOND YEAR
  • OF THE WAR
    • BY
    • FREDERICK PALMER
      • CONTENTS
    • CONTENTS
    • MY SECOND YEAR OF THE WAR
      • I
      • BACK TO THE FRONT
      • II
      • VERDUN AND ITS SEQUEL
      • III
      • A CANADIAN INNOVATION
      • IV
      • READY FOR THE BLOW
      • V
      • THE BLOW
      • VI
      • FIRST RESULTS OF THE SOMME
      • VII
      • OUT OF THE HOPPER OF BATTLE
      • VIII
      • FORWARD THE GUNS!
      • IX
      • WHEN THE FRENCH WON
      • X
      • ALONG THE ROAD TO VICTORY
      • XI
      • THE BRIGADE THAT WENT THROUGH
      • XII
      • THE STORMING OF CONTALMAISON
      • XIII
      • A GREAT NIGHT ATTACK
      • XIV
      • THE CAVALRY GOES IN
      • XV
      • ENTER THE ANZACS
      • XVI
      • THE AUSTRALIANS AND A WINDMILL
      • XVII
      • THE HATEFUL RIDGE
      • XVIII
      • A TRULY FRENCH AFFAIR
      • XIX
      • ON THE AERIAL FERRY
      • XX
      • THE EVER MIGHTY GUNS
      • XXI
      • XXII
      • THE MASTERY OF THE AIR
      • XXIII
      • A PATENT CURTAIN OF FIRE
      • XXIV
      • WATCHING A CHARGE
      • XXV
      • CANADA IS STUBBORN
      • XXVI
      • THE TANKS ARRIVE
      • XXVII
      • THE TANKS IN ACTION
      • XXVIII
      • CANADA IS QUICK
      • XXIX
      • THE HARVEST OF VILLAGES
      • XXX
      • FIVE GENERALS AND VERDUN
      • XXXI
      • AU REVOIR, SOMME!
    • I
    • BACK TO THE FRONT
    • II
    • VERDUN AND ITS SEQUEL
    • III
    • A CANADIAN INNOVATION
    • IV
    • READY FOR THE BLOW
    • V
    • THE BLOW
    • VI
    • FIRST RESULTS OF THE SOMME
    • VII
    • OUT OF THE HOPPER OF BATTLE
    • VIII
    • FORWARD THE GUNS!
    • IX
    • WHEN THE FRENCH WON
    • X
    • ALONG THE ROAD TO VICTORY
    • XI
    • THE BRIGADE THAT WENT THROUGH
    • XII
    • THE STORMING OF CONTALMAISON
    • XIII
    • A GREAT NIGHT ATTACK
    • XIV
    • THE CAVALRY GOES IN
    • XV
    • ENTER THE ANZACS
    • XVI
    • THE AUSTRALIANS AND A WINDMILL
    • XVII
    • THE HATEFUL RIDGE
    • XVIII
    • A TRULY FRENCH AFFAIR
    • XIX
    • ON THE AERIAL FERRY
    • XX
    • THE EVER MIGHTY GUNS
    • XXI
    • XXII
    • THE MASTERY OF THE AIR
    • XXIII
    • A PATENT CURTAIN OF FIRE
    • XXIV
    • WATCHING A CHARGE
    • XXV
    • CANADA IS STUBBORN
    • XXVI
    • THE TANKS ARRIVE
    • XXVII
    • THE TANKS IN ACTION
    • XXVIII
    • CANADA IS QUICK
    • XXIX
    • THE HARVEST OF VILLAGES
    • XXX
    • FIVE GENERALS AND VERDUN
    • XXXI
    • AU REVOIR, SOMME!
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